Favorite Old Skool cars?

[a73uk]

Nah, thats a Ferrari, not an XJ220!

hmm can see 2 of my other faves,one in the right hand cornr. to me it looks like a jag xj220 and everyone knows the one on the left

 

[Ninja59]

ferrari 456M to be precise....

 

[a73uk]

I`ve got loads... heres some of the Italian ones I love...

 

[Adrian Bravo]

My absoloute favourite car is the 1970 Plymouth Barracuda. It shares many parts including engines with the Dodge Charger punto jack picked. I have the full workshop manual for this car and a rear badge set.

Lancia Delta Evo's

The old skylines are very cool

Old Vauxhall/Opel Manta

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3005/2828723320_5838f370e5.jpg

 

[Gary]

De Tomaso Pantera = automotive porn :slayer:

In looks and sounds


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[Garree001]

One of these gets my vote

3.1l V6, or the much rarer 3.4l V6

 

[mcjacko1987]

rally classic faves.....

mk2 escort rs2000

mg metro 6R4

ford rs200

 

[Adrian Bravo]

One of these gets my vote

3.1l V6, or the much rarer 3.4l V6

Thats a good one Garree definaly goes on my list aswell. I saw a lovely restored one on eBay and it was so cheap

 

[Hellcat]

Lancia Deltas, and Mk2 Escorts rally preped... to be specific, this one.

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[User Not Found]

It just has to be the Jag E type, http://static.desktopnexus.com/wallpapers/23901-bigthumbnail.jpg

http://www.isleofwightpictures.co.uk/jag-eng.600.jpg

http://www.photogy.com/albums/Jaguar/1969_Jaguar_E_Type_Rear_P.sized.jpg

 

[Adrian Bravo]

It just has to be the Jag E type,

I have never liked the Jag-E type and I have seen plenty, though the hardtop is an improvement. The only thing i find intersting on it is the rear inboard disc brakes and fully indipendent suspension.

e-type rear;

 

[a73uk]

May I suggest the XJ13 then?

I have never liked the Jag-E type and I have seen plenty, though the hardtop is an improvement. The only thing i find intersting on it is the rear inboard disc brakes and fully indipendent suspension.

e-type rear;

 

[Maisie]

I've always had a soft spot for the MG Maestro Turbo, don't know why

In my other automotive existence, I'm spares coordinator for the Maestro Owners Club. I have red and black turbos, both long-term restoration projects (mortgage payments and house renovations keep getting in the way ). I love seeing just about any classic on the road, especially since anything even over 10 years old seems to be getting rarer. I do have a soft spot for the cars my parents had when we were kids - Triumph Herald, Allegro then Maestros. ... but I wouldn't say no to that Lotus Carlton earlier in the thread :worship:

 

[JackFi]

My absoloute favourite car is the 1970 Plymouth Barracuda. It shares many parts including engines with the Dodge Charger punto jack picked. I have the full workshop manual for this car and a rear badge set.

What a beautiful car

 

[JackFi]

Mk1 Rs200

 

[Garree001]

My old man had a Mk.1 Escort. Think his was a 1600E. Lovely cars.

I am quite fond of old Fords

 

[Todger182]

I've always loved the AC cobra. Seen first one on a game (GT2 ) then seen my first real life one about 8 years ago and quite literally made a mess in my pants.

Almost as good as the first one I seen. I don't think this is an original AC version.

 

[adamcot]

1980's Porsche 911

My dad had 2 of these when I was younger, best cars we have ever had imo. Looks great, sounds great, can't beat the sound of an aircooled 3.2 flat 6

Always loved the whale-tail spoiler

 

[popsprocket]

Would you like the list or just a few

All time favourite would have to be the Lancia Stratos *drools*

Lancia Monte Carlo

Lancia Delta Integrale

Lancia Beta Coupe (actually the first car I wanted to buy)

Fiat X1/9 (what I got instead)

Fiat 124 spider

Fiat 850 spider

Toyota Celica RA28 & TA22

I think I'll leave it at that for now...

 

[STU412T]

My absoloute favourite car is the 1970 Plymouth Barracuda. It shares many parts including engines with the Dodge Charger punto jack picked. I have the full workshop manual for this car and a rear badge set.

We had a blue one at college when I was doing my Mechanics....absolutley gorgeous. It got started a few times and it made the walls of the classroom shake.

My favorite classic has to be this